$BTC ‌📊 BTC Market Update (4H) Market Structure: Bullish Current Price: $64.7K Key Support: • $64.2K – $64.5K (Breakout Retest Zone) • $61.1K – $61.6K (Major Demand) Key Resistance: • $64.9K (Immediate Breakout Level) • $66.5K – $67.0K (Next Major Resistance) What I'm Watching: Bitcoin is attempting to break above the key $64.9K resistance after multiple rejections from this zone. Buyers are showing strength, but the breakout still needs confirmation with a strong 4H close above resistance. If the breakout is confirmed and price successfully holds above $64.9K, the next upside target sits around $66.5K – $67.0K, where fresh selling interest could emerge. However, if the breakout fails and price falls back below the resistance, expect a retest of the breakout zone before the market decides its next direction. Invalidation: A failed breakout followed by a sustained move back below $64.2K would weaken the immediate bullish momentum. Market Bias: 🟢 Bullish while price holds above the breakout zone.

Today’s drop is most interesting in that it wasn’t a one-shot dump—it was more like grinding people down until they lost patience. $POL , when it was repeatedly wavering at the highs, many people started to think the shorts were no good. But what I saw was exactly the opposite: climbing up took effort, while coming down was easy. That’s how you can tell the structure has clearly changed. When POL was around 0.08969, I was watching whether there was strong follow-through on support. It was very clear: every rebound got pushed back. Buyers didn’t dare to keep pressing, while sellers became more and more proactive. In plain terms, the rhythm changed—the chart shifted from a pull-up to probing into a release after high-level pressure. Now the price is at 0.08266, and the profit display shows +559.32%; the move is extending clearly. This kind of profit shouldn’t just be for bragging rights. If your position size is large, handle part of it first, then set the rest with protective levels—don’t let a single overshoot rebound throw off your mindset. Holding a short isn’t about stubbornly forcing it; it depends on having the right location and the right rhythm. If you haven’t entered, don’t chase the short, and don’t chase any orders—wait for a more comfortable spot to act. $BTC $ETH

Many people were still shouting for a rebound just now, but I’m watching $PEPE’s high-level candle that looks like a fake breakout. This short was opened at 0.000003774, not a spur-of-the-moment decision. The key is this: after the price was pushed up, it failed to form any effective follow-through; instead, it was continuously pushed back into the range, indicating that the supply above is starting to loosen. At that moment, I knew that anyone continuing to chase longs would feel really uncomfortable. Now the current price is already at 0.000002792, and the profit has run to +1850.03%; the extension of the move is obvious. Put simply, the rhythm has changed—if you rush higher earlier, it becomes easier to drop later and release room. When it comes to realizing the short, the biggest test isn’t the entry—it’s whether you dare to stick to the plan when most people hesitate. If you have a position, remember to protect your profits. Splitting and handling it 80/20 is more stable—don’t let floating gains keep riding the elevator back and forth. If you missed this move, don’t worry; don’t chase longs—wait for the next failed retest at the level. $BTC $ETH